Search
Project Description
Mini SQL Query is a minimalist SQL query tool for multiple databases (MSSQL, MSSQL CE, SQLite, OLEDB, MS Access/Excel files etc). The tool uses a generic schema engine taking advantage of the ADO.NET providers. Mini SQL Query is also easily extended with plugins.

Make sure you read the http://pksoftware.net/MiniSqlQuery/Help/MiniSqlQueryQuickStart.docx for an introduction

The Latest - MRU list, command timeout and row counts...
PK :-)

Mini SQL Query Screenshot

Mini SQL Query is "deliberately minimalist". Software too often becomes bloated and less usable while trying to satisfy the 99% of what every user wants. Mini SQL Query aims to satisfy the most common tasks what the average user seeks to achieve, in doing so it keeps the size and complexity of the application to a minimum.

Some Core features:
  • Supports multiple databases (MSSQL, MS Access, SQLite, Oracle, OLEDB etc)
  • Integrated text templating system for generating SQL, code or data scripts
  • Syntax highlighting (with printing support)
  • Load and save SQL script files
  • Generic batch support (using the 'GO' keyword but for any DB including SQLite, MSAccess etc)
  • Quick View table data
  • Basic query generation
  • Extensible programming model

Note that the target audience for this tool is not developers who tend to only deal with MSSQL, it's geared towards having to hit several different database sources...

Like to get involved? See Setting-up-a-Mini-SQL-Query-Development-Environment.

Originally hosted out of my site - http://www.pksoftware.net/MiniSqlQuery/ - also see the blog for some info but needs updating!

 PK Software Blog - Mini SQL Query News Feed 
Monday, September 06, 2010  |  From PK Software Blog - Mini SQL Query

I have finally had a chance to put together a simple “Quick Start” document for Mini SQL Query. It’s the main reason I have never made a formal “version 1” release!


Here is a link to the document: http://pksoftware.net/MiniSqlQuery/Help/MiniSqlQueryQuickStart.docx


I also “upgraded” the projects to version 3.5 of the framework as the version 2 requirement is all but gone. That was more around my usage on Windows Server 2003 etc.


 


PK :-D

Monday, September 06, 2010  |  From PK Software Blog - Mini SQL Query

I have finally had a chance to put together a simple “Quick Start” document for Mini SQL Query. It’s the main reason I have never made a formal “version 1” release!


Here is a link to the document: http://pksoftware.net/MiniSqlQuery/Help/MiniSqlQueryQuickStart.docx


I also “upgraded” the projects to version 3.5 of the framework as the version 2 requirement is all but gone. That was more around my usage on Windows Server 2003 etc.


 


PK :-D

Tuesday, October 06, 2009  |  From PK Software Blog - Mini SQL Query


All,



I uploaded RC1 today: http://minisqlquery.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=33994






Lots of goodies including the new generic schema engine and text templating including access to the data.








One of the
regular questions I get is if there is a plug-in that will convert “database A”
to “database B”… answer… no – BUT – you can actually write a script connected
to database A that writes out the schema for database b. Then you would run the
generated SQL against database b. You could for example even create a db layout
using Excel (one table per sheet etc), connect to it with Mini SQL Query and
write a script that is a “create script” for the destination database. You can
also get the data out with the template tool.



 



What’s
Missing?



 


  • Schema wise
    the main thing missing is procedures/functions. Not all languages support them
    but it would be good to have for v1.
  • Another
    schema addition is foreign key information for other databases. This is not
    provided properly by the ADO.NET schema functions and so I manually provide it
    for the respective database driver.


 



PK  :-)



 


 PK Software Blog - Mini SQL Query News Feed 
Last edited Jun 23 2011 at 10:56 AM by paulkohler, version 21
Updating...
© 2006-2012 Microsoft | Get Help | Privacy Statement | Terms of Use | Code of Conduct | Advertise With Us | Version 2012.1.11.18365